Summary:
ZIP code 02093, covering Wrentham, Massachusetts, contains three public schools serving distinct grade bands — Delaney (PK–3), Charles E Roderick (4–6), and King Philip Regional High (9–12) — with combined reported enrollment of 2,072 students and no school in this list covering grades 7–8. Two schools belong to the Wrentham district, while the high school belongs to the regional King Philip district.
For parents comparing options, Delaney is the strongest performer overall. Its all-grade ELA is 58.54% versus the state's 40.03%, and its math is 67.48% versus 41.11%. Because Delaney serves PK–3 and only third graders take MCAS, those all-grade figures are effectively third-grade results — the highest proficiency numbers in the ZIP, especially in math. Roderick's standout is science at 61.72% versus the state's 40.98%, and its sixth-grade math reaches 66.09% versus 42.59%. Still, Roderick sits slightly below the Wrentham district average in ELA (48.18% vs 50.49%) and math (56.77% vs 59.14%). King Philip Regional High is a 4-star school ranked 107th of 353, with strong tenth-grade math (58.54% vs 43.73%) and a 96.0% graduation rate.
Every reported 2025-2026 school-level proficiency score is above the state average, and math outperforms ELA at each school where both are reported. Two data limits matter: free/reduced lunch information is blank for all three schools, so socioeconomic context is unknown, and per-pupil spending figures are from 2020-2021 while student-teacher ratios are from 2024-2025. The high school's tenth-grade science moved from below state in 2024-2025 (39.68% vs 45.89%) to above state in 2025-2026 (45.49% vs 40.50%), though a reported 0% for Physics All Grades in 2024-2025 appears to be an anomaly.
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